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What Is ISO 20022?
ISO 20022 was introduced by the International Organization for Standardization in 2004. It is an open and general-purpose global financial electronic communications standard. The ISO 20022 message standard is a data library of business components from which messages can be defined. It is used for the development of financial industry messaging covering payments, securities, trade services, cards, and foreign exchange industries. The ISO 20022 message standard covers a variety of communication between financial institutions, FMIs, and corporates, including:
• end-to-end payment processing between the sender and receiver
• standing payment authorities, such as direct debit authorizations for bill payments
• account management, such as statements and account balance reporting
• extended ‘remittance’ fields within payment messages, which allows more data such as invoice details.
The ISO 20022 message standard provides flexibility as payment messages can be adapted over time to evolving requirements. It supports structured, well-defined, and data-rich payment messaging. This improves the quality of payment information contained in the message.
